ChiroFusion
7.4#2 in chiropractic practice softwareFrom $129 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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ChiroOffice
6.0#25 in chiropractic practice software$199 one-timeWebWindows
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| Fact | ChiroFusion | ChiroOffice |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Billing features include claim generation, integrated clearinghouse submission, ERA auto-posting, financial reports, eStatements and online patient payments. | The transaction window can automatically enter transactions associated with a patient's treatment plan and calculate a copay based on active insurance coverage. |
| Founded | The company FAQ says ChiroFusion was founded in 2009, while LinkedIn lists 2012 as the founding year. | 1992 |
| Headquarters | Boca Raton, Florida, United States | San Ramon, California, United States |
| Payment integration | The FAQ says ChiroFusion partners with OpenEdge for integrated payment processing, including recurring wellness plan and membership payments. | Embedded credit and debit processing works from the point-of-sale screen over an internet connection, and the maker says it batches automatically without separate terminals. |
| Scheduling | Scheduling includes custom appointment types, online patient booking, self check-in and tracking for cancellations, no-shows and missed appointments. | Its appointment book supports multiple doctors and clinics, with configurable available times and appointment slots. |
ChiroFusion plans
- ChiroFusion Essentials (annual commitment)$129 a month
- ChiroFusion Essentials$149 a month
- ChiroFusion Essentials (monthly)$149 a month
- ChiroFusion Complete (annual commitment)$299 a month
- ChiroFusion Complete$329 a month
- ChiroFusion Complete (monthly)$329 a month
ChiroOffice plans
- ChiroOffice Additional Floating Network License$199, paid once
- ChiroSuite (choose ChiroOffice or ChiroPad)$2,999, paid once
Pick ChiroFusion if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick ChiroOffice if…
ChiroOffice is designed for practices ranging from a small single-doctor office to large multi-doctor, multidisciplinary, and multi-clinic settings. It may suit offices seeking scheduling, billing, insurance processing, and patient record tools in one back-office system.